The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-11-10
Now "a the winter of our discon

NOW ce2Se talkii% poiitioe dh
90 to work.
Mr.. Joc Beck and wife returne
to their home In Columbus Satu1
day.
Mr.. ard Mrs. N. D. Moore re
turned from their visit ln:lndian'
on Tuesday last.
Mies Allie Tool has gonc to Nell
sonville for a two wesks Wis
among friends.
VIM. Wsner and wife and Gsorgt
Hartman and wife of this city. were
guests of Nelsonvills friends Sun
day.
Mrs. Rudolph Rsmple, after
visit to friends and relatives ir
Circleville, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. LIZ. Allen, Of Ada, Ohio
who has been visiting relatives il
this county The past two weeks, Re
turned home last xeek.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Chas
Young,Sunday morning, daugh
ter. There is joy in the east end
of the Fourth Ward.
There was no disturbance al
the polls on Tuesday. 1t was q
remarkably quiet election, con-
-sldering the elements at work.
There will be grand game hunt
today. and the premises of adjacent
farmers are likely to be invaded. II
will be followed by supper, oi
,couree, to'be paid for by the losing
party, OF which mention will be
-msde IN our next issue.
Mr. Horace Westenhsver left Lo-
gan. Wednesday morning tor wis.,
it 10 his brother Ed IN Iowa. He
will carry with him the sorrowfal
news that Col. Sam still trsins with
tho Democracy, aud that Hooking
.remains Democratic.
Gen. John Ste:iem was Fifty
years old on last Thursday. His
friends presented him with an ell
.egant silk hat. The General was
surprised, as he never has been on
the police force and has not yet
recoved courage to bear it.
Bills have been printed for pub
l,c sale of ID. Ii. Lappen. at his
home, 6 miles suuth Of Adelphia.
ON Nov. 2lst. Mr. Lappen propos
es to remove to Logan, and offers
miich COWS. wagons, harness, house
hold goo.:s, etc., at public sale.
The gloom and murky atmos
phere forihe past few days was
not occasloned by the dust paw
ell up by Gen. Grosvenor in his
bovine pranks for Townsend, but
resulted from burning woods in
Vinton. Athens and Morgan coun
ties. This staten ent is due 10
Gen. Grosyenor.
On last Wednesday evening
there was a taffy pullin' at the
residence of Mr.. George Beck, in
this city. in honor of Mrs. Joseph
Beck, of Columbus, it being the
anniversary of her birthday. The
young people who were present
report a very pleasant time.
Sanford Brownie has fitted up !
aud opened a saloon, east side of
the Roller Building, where he
will entertain all who may favor
him with their patronage. He
will keep the best liquors and
beer that can be had, and by fair
dealing and courteous treatment,
hopes TO secure a share OF public
patronage.
Mr.. Simeon Beery, of near Lc.
gan, one of the prominent anGl
citizens of onr county,
died at his home two miles west
of this city, on Wednesday of
last week. His remains were in |
erred at the Scott's Greek Bap-
.ist cemetery On Thursday.
Squire Bebout. who has been
visiting the last two weeks in
West Virginia, returned this
He reports a pleasant
visit and success i'm hunting and
IS glad he is home again in Ohio
His customers will find him in
his shop ready to do work and
ell his hunting experience.
CO., Weldy madv the ablest
speech of the campaign on last Fri
lay evening in the Court Room
Mr.. Mckenzie, of Kentucky, WAS
but on account oftrains
,ouid not reach the city until 8
,'clock. Col. Wel'iy held the crowd
or two hours and made the effect
re speech of the campaign.
The Cultivate meeting In the
Court House on Monday evening
vas a rouser. The Court Room
vas overfowed and many could not
'btain standing room. The speech
f Mr.. Outh hvaite was q mastery
r.seniatioa of the State and Ma
ional issues. Mr.. Buerhaus mada
speech in which be referred In NO
,:sunderstood terms to tho parties
rho had been maligning him.